Malaya Tribune, 30 May 1941

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    22 1 The Malaya Tribune Net Sales Exceed 16,000 Daily SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1941 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Friday, May 30, 1941
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    U.S. To Take Over 80 Foreign Ships
    134 1 Reuter. New York, May 29. r JpUK 27,000-ton American line r "America" has been ordered to cut short its present West Indies cruise, and proceed with all speed to Newport, the New York Sun learns at the offices of the United States lines.
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    NO BRITISH NAVICERTS FOR ANY FRENCH SHIP
    461 1 yichy Protests jit Bombing Of Tunisian Port Reuter. IV|}i Vichy Government has presented a to the British Government, I S. intermediary, against the the Tunisian port of Sfax, here Italian ship had taken refuge, j j r h the R.A.F. set fire to
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    MAX SCHMELING (PARATROOP) KILLED IN CRETE
    73 1 Reuter. I ndon, May 30. 1 Rome carries hed in tlic Ita[ormer world mpion, Max 1,. t his deatfa in r> I] i Sera refers exceptional cournued to display most dangerous araehutists." cling Is remem- rugged man lyle, who reigned j oJ German sport
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    Thai Premier Not Going To Japan
    62 1 Reuter. I Bangkok, May 30. I I. it the Premier of I nana Tibul Bongvisit ,7;ipan arc nn' lin Bangkok. It Is While tho Premier [0 abroad for a he tudy conditions I "n countries, he fee' leave the country 1 present war situation
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    HER BIG GUNS WERE IN ACTION
    33 1 The H.M.S. King George V, Britain's newest battleship, whose gunfire proved very effective in the action agai nst the Bismarck. It was her first action at sea.
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    EFFECTIVE GUNFIRE OF KING GEORGE V
    244 1 Reuter. London, May 30. p"ORE than a hundred officers and men from the Bismarck were picked up by British forces and are prisoners ol war. stat?s an Admiralty communique, which says that the attack on the Bismarck in which HM.S. Sikh took part in
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    39 1 Reuter. Vichy, May 30. British bomber attempted to bomb the Syrian town of Horns yesterday afternoon, says a Beirut dispatch to the Vichy news agency F'>ur bombs which wore dropped missed the station and killed one Syrian civilian. Reuter.
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    'India For Indians:' New Assurance
    181 1 Reuter. Ixmdon, May 30. IT is intended that the Government of India should be carried on "by India for India in India" and not from Whitehall, declared the Duke of Devonshire, (Parliamentary Under-Secretary for India) speaking "with the full authority of the Government" at Ix?eds
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    Italian Ships To Try Run Blockade
    60 1 Reuter. Rio do Janeiro, May 3D. Italian steamers are preparing to run the British blockade I across the Atlantic. I They are the canm steamers the Butterfly (5.727 tons) and the iMaggi. a?d they are ready to leave Pernambuco for a German port. The
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    31 1 Reuter. London, May 30. ENEMY air activity over Britain yesterday was very slight, according to an official communique which states that only a few enemy aircraft have crossed the coast.— Reuter
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    Success At Tobruk: Sollum Abandoned
    375 1 Reuter. Cairo, May 30. REFERRING to Libya, the communique says that during Tuesday night British troops in Tobruk made a small advance to improve their positions and inflicted casualties on the enemy without loss to themselves. In the Solium area British patrol, continue vigorously to
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    Australia's First Blackout In Sydney
    51 1 Reuter. Syndey, May 30. ATRIAL blackout on a portion of t.ho city of Sydney was staged last night, being the first held in Australia. Airplanes roaring overlie added realism to the test Ob servers at sea and In the air de scribed trial as successful.—
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    Aircraft Over Eire
    38 1 Reuter. Dublin, M.ay 30 |T is officially announced that during Wednesday night and yesterday morning, a number of aircraft *!lcw over Eire territory. In Dublin, the ground defences opened fire. No incidents were reported. Route
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    O.S. POLICY TOWARDS JAPAN
    135 1 Reuter. v r hHtgton, Via s MR, i mdt n HnH, I be Be- 5 »«i tretarv of State, leM prewnrn Out OlCir was n«> change in the Ua le4 States polii <»» ielatftens regard ins; Japan Z Hr m do this statement n g roopoase
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    Queen Rides In A Bren Carrier
    170 1 Reuter. l ondi n, May it. Till; Queen rode in a Brea ptn carrier when she visited the sciith roasl yesterday and ins peeted the headquarters company of the I.ondcn Scottish Regiment, of which she is 0!onel-in-(hief. v he rode in the carrier over
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    VERY HEAVY FIGHTING IN CRETE
    339 1 R.A.F. WRECK 100 ENEMY PLANES Reuter. Cairo, May 30. yyiTH very heavy fighting going on, it is not easy to make out the position which is changing all the time. There has been very heavy hand-to-hand fighting, attack and counter-attack ending in the British troops
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    Duce Sacks Starace
    70 1 Reuter. Rome, May 30. LIEUT -OEN. Starace, former Secretary of the Farcist party, who seme months ago fell Into d'sKrace v-'ith the I c i was lent to the front line, has no-- '.eased to occupy tlie post ol hlel of Stall ut the Fare ,t Militia.
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    Britain's Quads Sick
    91 1 Reuter. London, May 30. MRS. DORIS MILES, 39-year-old mother of Britain's quads has her hands full with sickness among the babies and oth?r member of her family at her home in Himtingdon- nhirv. I Her daughter Ann i-> very seiicnsly ill with bronchial pneumonia, and the three
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    BLOCKADE LEAK IN P.I. CLOSED
    86 1 Reuter. Shanghai, May 30. THE American authorities in Manila have announced that before American goods can be legally re-exported from the Philippines to [oreien countries, applications for export licences must be made to the United States Department and the ultimate destination of the goods must
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    Petrol-Less Sundays In U.S. Likely
    136 1 Reuter. Washington, May 29. MR H Ickes, Secretary of the> Interior, at his press conference advocated nation*! daylight saving time. He also suggested that Ametici may nave to resort to a restricted use of electricity, and Institute petrol-less Sunday- in order to meet shortages of
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    N.E.I. Grows Stronger Daily
    82 1 Reuter. San Pedro (California), May 30. fREAT satisfaction with their visit to the Netherlands East Indies was expressed by Dr. van Klefens, the Netherlands Foreign Minister, and M. Welter, the Colonial Minister, on their arrival at San Pedro by the American clipper from New Zealand. An
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    "MODEL" REGULATIONS FOR LOCAL CHINESE SCHOOLS
    250 2 I Uniformity In Administration (Tribune Stafl Reporter) REGULATIONS which, it is hoped, will bring about a muchneeded improvement in the running of Chinese vernacular schools in Singapore and elsewhere in Malaya, have been issued by the Director of Education, Chinese. To bring about uniformity
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    Analyst Finds Poison In Curry
    148 2 Singapore, Thursday FURTHER hearing was continued to-.ia> In the As.sizes Court before Mr Justice Wbrley and a common jury oi the case in which a Chinese. John Leong, a Japanese photographer's employee, stands charged with the attempted murder ol his employer and his wife by
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    $3,000 Bail Offered
    77 2 Singapore, Thursday CHARGED with assisting In the management of a chap ji Id lottery. Ng Chen;- Hal 127>, Who was arrested In a house In Qeylang Road, yesterday claimed trial when charged before Mr W. D Carew, in the third police court The case v.as postponed lvi
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    Police Raid Illicit Mint In Changi
    177 2 3tmsft'port, Thursday. ivhIDING an isolated aitap house R in a lubber estate off Char.gi Road at midnight the police discovered counterfeiter* at work. From the house they collected 336 counterfeit 10-cent and 61 counterfeit five-cent coins made after the pattern of the latest Straits
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    Bombers From Cents
    22 2 (Cent-A-Piane Fund) .Total number of enemy planes destroyed during yesterday on all fronts up to midnight London time. TWO
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    Reckless Cyclist Fined $25
    69 2 Singapore, Thursday. LI I SEE KIT, a Onntonese youth, paid the penally for reckless cycling when, In th<> district traffic court today, Mr. C. H. Whitton fined him $25. The accused was seen by Inspector MacPberson at the junction of Chin Chew Street and South Bridge
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    Case Compounded
    67 2 Singapore, Thursday. BOTH parties being agreeable to a compounding of the case, Hamid bin Mydin, a young Indian, was discharged by the fifth magistrate, Mr L. C Gob this morning. The charge against Hamid was on« of voluntarily causing hurt to Said Omar bin Nadar Ali with a
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    Performed Antics On Road
    46 2 Singapore, Thursday. CHIA BAK YEO, a young Chinese cyclist, learnt that it was not wise to perform antics on the road, j which the prosecuting inspector described as "trick cycling," when j he was fined $1 in the District Traffic Court to-day.
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    GUILTY PLEA BY LOTTERY PROMOTER
    211 2 IBinggpon Thursday THE Wha Hoay, a ol loiter, 1 "different" from but "fairer than Chap Ji Xi, was menhunea m toe pi dire court to-day Lianf: Oa Sing (54), who was charged with assisting m carrying on suf h a lottery, pleaded guilty and told
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    Stole Jewellery From Brother
    65 2 Singapore, Thursday. OENTfcJVCfc. on a young Chinese. Lee choo Teow. who pleaded guilty before Mr Conrad Oldham Lh e second magistrate, this morning to a charge of stealing jewellery and rash to the value ol $361 89, which belonged to his elder brother, was postponed until
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    C.I.A.M. PRESIDENT TO REPORT TO INDIAN GOVT. ON LOCAL STRIKES
    499 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) ■IHE Tribune is reliably informed that Mr. I N. Raghavan, President of the Central Indian Association of Malaya, has left for India for health reasons and while in his homeland, he will report to the Government of
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    HEAD-ON COLLISION IN BROWN-OUT
    61 3 (Frcm Our Own Reporter) Ipoh. Thursday. nURING the brown-out practices I v on Tuesday night, two passenger buses were involved in a head-on collision near Menelembu. resulting in serious injury to the driver of one of the vehicles. The other driver sustained some Injuries, while some
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    Labour Trouble In North India
    52 3 IN the four weeks between April 11 and May 8. beven strikes occurred in India, invoking 4,526 worker?. Five were in Bombay, one each in the Punjab and Bensal, affecting respectively 3,126 1.000 and 400 workers. The Punjab strike has been .sett'ed.. but the rest
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    Chinese Women Hold Mahjong Drive
    77 3 AMAHJONG Drive in aid of the Chinese Relitf Fund and the Wool Fund was conducted by the Chinese Ladies' Association at the Chinese Swimming Club, by permission of the Committee. Total collections including sale of goods amounted to $361.63. Deducting $77.68 for various expenses etc..
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    "Delicate" Problem In Council
    109 3 Krm Our fv.u Reporter) Ipoh. Thursday. p the motion for adC t thf meeting of the 1 ,ncii. held on Tues?r Kangsar. the Hon. c« ian 'Raja Keehil to the extensive dstuffs and other commended the committee to in- mutter. Hon. Mr. Marcus a. dent, said
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    S'pore's Biggest Fashion Show
    67 3 MAYFAIB CO., i ut Capitol Building Great World Turk:— I sa Be Put On In Great World] Jht, May 31 aa; Bund Nighl June 1. Ibej will The Latest Creati 1 1 m A... tea In The Foil "tog Lines EVENING FROCKS OVERCOATS. RTS VND I
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    'CHINA NEEDS HELP: DON'T LET HER DOWN'
    291 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) JN an exclusive interview with the Malaya Tribune, Mr. Walter Hanming Chen, conveyed to the Chinese women of Malaya, through the Tribune, the greetings of their sisters in Hong- kong. "The members of the Chinese Women's Club ol Hongkong have
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    Exports Of Valuables
    103 3 JHE attention of the public is diawn to a communique issued by the Controller cf Restricted Exports, dated Oct. 8. 1940. with regard to the exports of valuables. As from June 1 I Sunday». permits for the experts- of all kinds, whether or not mounted, set or
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    Eurasian Women's Association Dance
    40 3 A DANCE organised by the Eurasian Women's Association will be held at the Adelphi Roof Garden on June 7 from 9.15 p.m. to 2 a.m. Admission tickets at $1 each are obtainable from the hon. secretary.
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    Lotus Club Sewing Class
    28 3 MRS M V. Pillai will conduct a Sewing Class at this weeks Lotus Club meeting on Saturday the 31st May. at 'B* Ramos Quay.
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    Ex-Malayan Elected An M.P.
    166 3 Reuter. London, May 29. fAPT. L. D. Gammans, former Co-operative Officer, Malaya, has been elected a Member of Parliament lor Hornsey. The result of the by-election was announced this morning as follows: CAPT. L. D. GAMMANS (CONS.) 11,077. MR. NOEL PEMBERTON-BIL-LING IML 4.146. Mr. Pemberton-Billing made
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    23 3 Mr. and Mrs. R.J. D'Rose will celebrate their silver wedding anniversary on June 1 at Sungei Pelek. Sepang. F.M.S. with a thanksgiving Mass.
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    19 3 The resignation of his Commission in I the S S.R N.V.R by Sub-Lieut. D. G. Vincent has been accepted.
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    JOHORE STATE SIDE BEATEN BY S.C.F.A.
    505 4 Visi ting Goal-Keeper Gives Good Display S.C.F.A Johore XI 0. HPHREE goats netted in the second half of the game gave the S.C.F.A. victory over a Johore XI in a friendly soccer match played at Anson Road Stadium yesterday. Hie visitors found the Chinese
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    SPORTS DIARY
    55 4 TO-DAY SOCCKR: Dtv I. Malays v S.C.C St:. (Hum; Reserve Dtv., S.C F A v Police, BAB.; Div. 118. Stamford v Wanderers. J.C.S.A 8.H.1... Sime Darby v Hrinkmann's. Gey lain 1 Harper (Ulfilkan v scs, clerical Onion; B.T.C. v Outhrles, B.T.C. BOXING: Tolley Cup final*. Happy World Stadium.
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    45,000 WILL SEE THE CUP FINAL
    91 4 Reuter. London. May 29. THE demand for tickets indicates that a crowd of forty-five thousand will be allowed by the police to watch the cup final replay between Preston and Arsenal on Blackburn's ground on Saturday. Preston, who are undoubtedly the best balanced team
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    Lall Singh May Not Play To-morrow
    150 4 LALL SINGH the stylish Test cricketer, will be a doubtful starter in the annual Europeans vs. Rest cricket match which will start on the Padang to-mor-iow afternoon, it is understood. I/ill sustained an injury to the little finger of his right hand while fielding
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    Three Players Sent Off In Recs—R.A. Match
    381 4 R.A. (Heavx) S.R.C 0. PRAYED tempers manvd the first division match between the R.A. (Heavy) ami the S.R.C. on the hitter's ground yesterday, in which the Gunners defeated the Recs by five goals to nil. Play was so dean throughout the earlier period
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    Tolley Cup Finals
    241 4 TO-NIGHT'S fights in the finals of the "Tolley" Cup competition at the Happy World Stadium, should produce thrills and surprises, judging from the preliminaries on Tuesday and Wednesday nights, and the competitors who have qualified for the finals to-night. Points scored to date are: Manchcsters 32. R.A.
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    DEPLETED "Y" TEAM LOSES TO MALAYS
    328 4 K.E. (Malays) 4; V.M.C.A 0. ABSOLUTELY uninspiring soccer was seen at Prince Edward Road yesterday evening, when the R.E. (Malays) defeated the YJVI.C.A. by four goals to nil in a Div. 2A league match. The V's took the held with nine men. but were
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    SOUTH CHINA TOURISTS WIN AT K. LUMPUR
    104 4 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. IN the first match played in Selan--1 gor the South China tourists to-day defeated the Selangor Chi--2 The visitors played scientific soccer employing W formation in attack which proved effective. The visitors were held to two-all
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    YADI & KAMIS ENTER Y's DOUBLES FINAL
    280 4 YADI KAMIS ENTER Y's DOUBLES FINAL V VIM and Kamis found comparatively easy passage through the semi-final of the V.M.C.A. open invitation lawn tennis tournament yesterday when they met Robert Chia and Tax} Huck Tee and beat them 6—2. 6—.3. There was only one tie played off in the S.C.R.C.
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    SCRATCHINGS
    124 4 FOLLOWING are scratching and order of running for tomorrows races at Ipoh. Race I—Horses: Class 2, Div. 3 514 furs, str.: Bombus, Sunny Charm (all engagements). Race 2—Horses: Class 2, Div. 1--6 furs. Knight Ruse, Pure Gold (all engagements) Release. Race 3—Horses: Class 2, Div. 2 furs, str.: Lepanto.
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    RECORD GOES IN ST. JOSEPH'S SCHOOL SPORTS
    484 4 Singapore, Thursday, the 39th annual athletic sports meeting of the St. Joseph's Institution held at the school ground in Bras Basah Road this evening- S. de Souza broke his last year's record of 5 ft. 4 in. in the high jump event by
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    TURF
    399 4 JJANDICAj '^W Horses, i t H» 4 2 0 KAOI n V 110 LOBO V 4 0 3 JACK Dl H 10 0 BOTAI h X 2 3 0 SMOKI Dpj B 0 1 BOOKI 3 1 2 HARpn 3 1 2 shiplf;v Horse? I 0 4 0 SULT
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    Traffic In Boys To Malaya From China Admitted In Commons
    101 5 Reuter. lerntories nas raised by Mr. A. Creech Jones in the House of (ommons yesterday, when he asked whether any legislative were being taken to probihit such traffic i Jeorge Hall, Under-Secretary of State for the replied that enquiries by
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    Legislation Now Being Drawn Up
    42 5 Questioned about the above statement, the Secretary for Chinese Affairs, Malaya, the Hon. Mr. A. JJ. Jordan, said that legislation was taling drafted to deal with the question. He declined to say anything more on the subject.
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    PROSECUTION WITNESS FINED $25 FOR PERJURY
    533 5 Singapore, Thursday. I prepared to make allowances for witnesses who r made a mistake in their evidence but in this o iild be no mistake on his part. He has told h ho knows to be untrue," remarked Mr. Conrad iiii magistrate, this morning
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    Singapore Lawn Tennis Championships: Entries
    507 5 IfIGHTY-ONE entries have been received for the Singapore lawn tennis championships which will begin on June 9 at the Cricket Club and V.M.C.A. courts. Owing to insufficient entries, the following events have been cancelled: veterans' singles and doubles, boys' junior singles and girls' junior singles.
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB
    79 5 OIXTEEN cards were taken out for I Keppel Golf Club's May Mixed Four- I some competition which resutwd n win for Mr. and Mrs. J. Ouy with a score of 42—8—34. The other scores returned were:— Mrs. S R. Burstall and T3. la Cloche 42—6—36: Mr. and
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    8 5 The I.S.P. Fighter Fund collections now total $27,980.
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    GIRL'S BODY RECOVERED
    95 5 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Thursday. much difficulty the body of one of the five Chinese girls who wen- buried in a quagmire when a landslide occurred at Batu Gajah on Monday, was recovered yesterday. The body has been identified by Lim Soon, a mining labourer, as
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    Improper Police Conduct Alleged
    279 5 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. (STRONG criticism of alleged improper police conduct was voiced by Messrs. T. Rajendra and K. K. Benjamin, appearing for seven accused of different nationalities who were charged with rioting. Mr. G. L. Howe, First Magistrate, Kuala Lumpur, heard the
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    Chinese Lorry Driver Fined
    29 5 Singapore, Thursday. A CHINESE lorry driver, Cheow Huav Seong, was fined $20 in Liie Traffic Court to-day for speeding at Woodlands Road on Apr. lb.
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    Opinion
    112 6 Unoflicial Majority IN yesterday's leader we referred to the aspirations of the people of this Colony for securing a greater share in th° local administration, in the light of a resolution passed by the straits Settlements (Singapore) Association. The fact that this Colony has already waited for more than
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    Trinidad Reforms
    198 6 THE parallel afforded by the reforms recently introduced in Trinidad and Tobago points to the extreme reluctance of the Colonial Office to reconstitute colonial legislatures so as to provide for Unofficial majcril ies. After all the agitation in Trinidad which culminated 111 the Imperial Gove m m c
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    Bureaueracy Is Dead
    171 6 THIS arrangement could he tagged wilfi any kind of a name, bui by whatever title it came to he known, i{ would still be far from government of the people by the elected representatives of the people. The concession, if so it can he described, still leaves
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    DEFENCE OF AMERICA
    2848 6 Choice Of Hemisphere Defence Or Sea Command THE U.S. Army and Navy havp a term for the broad view of strategy and military pol cy as distinct from narrower naval and military problems. They .speak ol the "Big Picture." At the Command and General Staff School at
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    THROUGH CHINESE EYES
    576 6 f\G you know Lhal B shows traces ol fluence? While i was admii M. Ie Ifayeur. the i> 1 artist, at the Y.VV fj a I was struck by tti L the frames. It is pr< Chinese and almost gilded carvings on a bedsteads, table;;, and altar:
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    "Unparalleled Ferocity" Of Nazi Raids On Crete
    616 7 Reuter. London, May 29. of tin- fighting in Crete has reached London (ierman claim to have taken Canea cannot acnnfirmed, although it is considered not unlikely done so. le, the situation is serious. If the Allies lose it nation will be more serious
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    Hitler Is Zoological Monstrosity
    152 7 Reuter. London, May 29. HITLER is a zoological monstrosity in the view of Professor Gerbrandy, Prime Minister of the Netherlands. Speaking in London yesterday, M. Gerbrandy aescribed Hitler as "this creature which combines the strength of a rhinoceros, the poison fangs of a snake and th
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    Seizure Of Dutch Ships Denied
    85 7 Reuter. Shanghai. May 29 A LOCAL high Dutch official baa categorically denied a Chinese press report that the British naval authorities have seized three large Dutch vessels on the Far Eastern servdet. He declared that the only change in the service was the decision that
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    "Dictatorial Powers For Roosevelt"
    168 7 Eastern New. Tokyo, May 2*J. THE American proclamation of unlimited national emergency Iks invested President Roosevelt v.ith virtually dictatorial powers, Mr. Kensuke Horinouchi, former Japanese Ambassador to Washington, said in an interview with the Mivcko Shimbun. The former Ambassador was sceptical whether it would mean immediate
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    COMMANDERS IN E. AFRICA HONOURED
    85 7 Reuter. London. May 29. IN recognition of th? recent successful operations in East Africa, the Kinu has ordered the following promotions in. and appointments to. the Order of the Bath: To b? Knights Commander, Major-Gen. Alan Qordcn Cunningham. Major-Gen. William Piatt. Companions of the Bath:
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    GALLANTRY OF OFFICER
    134 7 Reuter. London, May rUt, gallantry ol a British naval oiTicor is revealed in the an nouncement this morning of the loss of the naval auxiliary vessel °atia Patia was attacked by German aircraft with bombs anc' machine-gun fire. An enemy aircraft was .°hot down by the Patia.
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    New French Consul For Shanghai
    86 7 Eastern News. Tokyo. May 29.—1f. Georges I Bonmarchand", Interpreter and First, Secretary at the French Em-| bassy in Tokyo, left for shanghai; to a. sum his new V st, by train at 3 p.m. yesterday. j He was recently appointed i French Consul in Shanghai.
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    VOLUNTEER DRILL
    111 9 Singapore, Friday. THE following is the proßramme of drills for the Singapore Volunteer Corps, to-day: S.F.C.R.E. (v)—lndividual training, at Headquarters. S. V. Sig. Coy.—Specialist training, at Headquarters. "H" Coy. 2nd Bn. 9.5.V.F.— Empire test. Drill and weapon training, at 30X Range H Q. Wing. 2nd. Bn S.S.V.F. —Specialist
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    Found With Lottery Slips
    62 9 Singapore, Thursday. PLEADING guilty to a charge of possession of chap ji ki lottery tickets, Ng Ah Nee (24), a Chinese woman, was fined $5 or one week's simpl® imprisonment, by Mr. W. D. Carew. in the third police court. Ng was arrested in a house
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      848 10 Business Opportunities ADVERTISER offers excellent Business opportunities for Trade agencies, popular products at Factory prices. Apply Box 763 cio Malaya Tribune. Singapore. (No. 752H) BELTING Si ASBESTOS CO. Mining Engineering Suppliers—lpoh Singapore —has received new shipment of British Rubber Delivery Hose, all sizes—Shanghai Cotton Waste Asbestos Packings of all descriptions—Rubber—Balata
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      622 10 Miscellaneous GULAM MOHAMED. Tailor. 460-B. Alexandra Road. Singapore. Guarantees good fitting—Moderate prices (No. ***** j PERAK RACES: PUNTERS. For winners, outsiders write for "Capt. Argus' incomparable three special selections. $2j-, refundable if unsuccessful, complete selections 111-, non-refundable. Apply T. G. Choo, 69, Patani Road, Penang. (No. 758H) MAISON SONIA. Ladies
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      604 10 SINGAPORE IMPROVEMENT TRUST. Tenders are invited for the reconstruction of twenty-four houses and the demolition of one house in the Campbell Lane and Dalhousie Lane area. Plans, Soecificat'on and Form of Tender may be obtained at the Office of the S.ngapore Improvement Trust on payment of a deposit of $50-
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      523 10 CAMBRIDGE LOCAL ENTRIES. Candidates who failed in the 1940 School Certificate examination will be allowed to submit late entries for the 1941 examination up to 4th June, inclusive. D. R. SWAINE. Senior Inspector of Schools. Singapore and Labuan. VVEARNE BROTHERS LIMITED Notice is hereby given that an Interim Dividend of
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    Malayan Sharebrokers' Asso. Report
    969 11 Singapore. May 29. BuyiiV. Sellers MINING. 1 In (4a) 31- 3!fl \inaJ (56) 7|- 7,41,-, Mi'uy <*> 331b 34.6 17,- 181- «$!> 0.t>7'i 0 72 »/2 1 ii i I 1216 14|- >t > i 36 i.aa .1 >s) 9j- »16 1 .1 y <£) 17;6
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    FREIGHT SPACE SHORTAGE HITS RUBBER TRADE
    227 11 Singapore. Thursday. THERE has been a tendency during thr greater part of the week to curtail operations pending President Roosevelt's momentous broadcast, and local trading has in consequence been on a somewhat reduced scale. Another contributory fac tor has been the exhaustion of most
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    Tin, Rubber Share Market At Low Ebb
    216 11 (From Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore Frida.'. DUBOUBU In tin shares was at i low ebb yesterday There was small n isiness In Putehs and Batu Selangor boi;i at unchanged prices. The Austral Am&lgamated had buyers at 7|3 and Laruts at 5 10' i
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    SHELLAC PRICE
    23 11 London, May 28: The spot" shellac price has been raised halt a crown to 105 per cwt, following better trade demand.
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    BRAZILIAN COFFEE
    34 11 New York. May 28: The Government has awarded IC.ooo hag ol Brazilian coffee, as against the original requests for 100.000 bags, at prices ranging between 10 74 and 10.88 cents per lb.
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    FREIGHT FIXTURES
    57 11 London, May 28: Chartering business mainly centred on coals where tvplcal transactions are Waies to Bahia Blanca at 38 per ton; Hampton Roads to BuenJs Aires and Montevideo by neutral ships at 10 to 50 dollars. Elsewhere, an allied steamer ol 7.000 ionshas been fixed, Aden to Calcutta,
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    Mid-Day Prices
    21 11 Singapore, Friday. Prices of tin ami rubber in Singapore at noon today were:— TIN KUBiiEK Buyers 40, Sellers 40'
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    310 11  -  Tin Price Now Adjusted By REUTER Cable London, May 2i). T IN opened steady Tbe turnover was 150 ton's. Jflßr official hours, both positions were 10/- harder, with further sales of 90 lons. The market feels that the price has now been adjusted to the situation
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    Mr. X Theory In Erroll Murder Case
    143 12 Reuter. Nairobi. May 30. THE defence theory in the Erroll murder trial is that someone jumped on the running board ot lh< car as it slowed down on entering the main road, fired shots, then jumped and that the car was diiverleSB for
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    NEW ZEALAND'S UNEXPECTED SURPLUS
    75 12 Reuter. Wellington, May 29. DESPITE the war New Zealand is able to dose her financial year with a satisfactory surplus, declared the Finance Minister. Mr. W. Nash. Public accounts for the year ended March 31. show a surplus Of £1.726.000 <New Zealand' compared with a budget
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    Wheat Problem
    57 12 Reuter. Washington. May 29.—The Gtate Department is planning to call an international conference to consider the problems of the wheat surplus. Thi. is *lsdosed in an exchange of notes between the United States and Canada in connection with President Roosevelt's action yesterday in imposing an import quota on
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    "If Nazis Interfere... U.S. Will Enter War"
    117 12 Reuter. Ankara, May 30. CONSIDERABLE differences of opinion still exist among the lurks as to how to interpret President Roosevelt's speech. The younger elements frankly confess that they are disappointed as it v\as expected that the speech would be "less vague and the
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    Australians To Give Up $ Assets
    134 12 Australians To Give Up Assets Reuter. Canberra, May 29 ALL persons resident in Australia owning t'nited States dollar funds and currency of any fiijm in Australia or overseas are required to sell them to the Commonwealth under an order gazetted to-day The Federal Treasurer, Mr. A. W. Fadden, estimates the
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    53 12 Reuter. Basle, May 29.—The chief of the civil administration in Alsace states that French sequestration of German fortunes in Alsace has been annulled, according to a report received here. Persons possessing and managing sequestered property are ordered to furnish particulars immediately. Regulations governing the restoration of the fortunes are to
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    EDEN'S REPLY TO HITLER'S NEW ORDER
    155 12 Reuter. (By Reuter J Staff Report c, London, May 30. NEW hope for the war-racked reople of Europe was offered by Mr. Eden, the Foreign Secretary vestei'dav afternoon, when he poke of Britain's plans, already ,n process of completion, for economic and fecial reconstruction
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    Big Damages Paid By Nazis To U.S. Firm
    87 12 Reuter. Philadelphia, May 29 A REPORT, filed in court in Philadelphia to-day. disclosed that German interests paid the Lehign Valley Railway a sum of $10,016,953 lor damage caused to property in the sensational Bla.k Tom"' explosion in Jersey Civ during the last
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    British Bombers Get Supply Ship
    145 12 Reuter. London, May 29. AN attempted enemy air atA tack on shipping yesterday was thwarted by Coastal Command aircraft. An Air Ministry communique says, "Yesterday, aircraft of the Coastal Command drove off and damaged several enemy planes which were attempting to attack shipping. One of
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    MR. EDEN'S SPEECH WELCOMED BY U.S.
    216 12 Reuter. Washington, May 29. FROM the American viewpoint, Mr. Eden, the British 1 Foreign Secretary, could scarcely have chosen more suitable terms or time in which to express Britain's war aims while many well-informed circles in Washington have appreciated that Britain was slow to
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    NAZI OFFICIAL SEIZED IN U.S.
    129 12 Reuter. New York. May 29. KURT Heinrich Reith the German Minister to Austria during-the unsuccessful Nazi putsch of 15»34. was taken "nto custody at a hotel m New Voik yest rday. He was permitted to visit his suite at another hotel where hu had been
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    Daring Kidnap Of Chinese Journalist
    95 12 Reuter. Shanghai, May 30. FIE local journalistic world is considerably perturbed by the daring kidnapping in the French Concession yesterday of Mr. Chang Yi-ping. popular .sub-editor of the Shun Pao. one of the oldest and most popular pro-Chungking dailies in Shanghai, who was dragged lrom
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    Nazis Admit Sabotage in Holland
    115 12 Reuter. London Ma Y n THE sabotage ol rail the Important vegetable of Halls at Wes la admitted by the Nazi state is terdays Vrij Ned< rl newspaper published V the Nazis have ai "for Information petrators of the punished." It is also disclo have
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    SUN CASTLE WINS MELBOURNE STAKES
    91 12 London, v *>9 LORD Portal's Sun c favourite for the Derby the Melbourne Stake market which is tla the season for three the full Derby course. Sun Castle, who has viously won a race, stai .1 odds and won comfortably in cal time when Pont
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    28 12 Reuter. untitled "QIKH recniiting day' 1 will O observed in Jane 24 On cut the Punjab following tin sion yesterday by the Kh&la Defence of India Leagu -Real
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